Steep decline in domestic holdings by British shareholders, with market dominated by multinationals
Foreign investors now own 66% of UK-listed shares, up from 64% in 2019, according to analysis of the London market that shows a steep decline in domestic holdings by British shareholders.
Europeans have increased their holdings in companies quoted on the London Stock Exchange the most in the last two years, ahead of US investors and increasing interest from Chinese-based funds, said the investor relations consultancy firm Orient Capital.
